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in lower manhattan has been slow. but, leasing activity is picking up in the area, and the district has recovered fairly quickly. suzanne pratt takes a look at where things stand today. >> reporter: a quick look at the area surrounding the world trade center site tells a lot about what's been happening in lower manhattan. sure, the big news is that one world trade-- also known as the freedom tower-- is finally under construction. but, from whole foods to bed bath and beyond, new york's famed financial district has gone residential. it now ranks as one of the fastest growing neighborhoods in the city. before the tragic events of 9- 11, 24,000 people lived in lower manhattan. today, that number has more than doubled. downtown alliance president and longtime area resident elizabeth berger says it's simply a great place to live. >> i think people like the architecture, they like the views. this is one of the few places in new york where you know that manhattan is an island, and where you see what new york used to look like. >> reporter: additionally, many big businesses have opted to stay i

manhattan, nearly nine years after our lives changed forever. what is the biggest threat now? the answer in a brand new report. plus, looking for clues in the rubble in northern california. after a massive blast engulfs a neighborhood in flames. tonight, some spots still too hot to search. i'm shepard smith. this is a special edition of "the fox report" live from downtown new york city. the news starts now. >> the fire has burned 15 acres in the city of san bruno. >> dozens of homes are destroyed. >> all the firefighters right away, i knew it was a major, major thing. >> this is [inaudible] >> apocalypse right here. >> shepard: tonight, inside the deadly california inferno. [sirens] >> shepard: nearly nine years after the attacks of 9/11, fresh questions about our vulnerability. >> we almost certainly had successful terror attacks on u.s. soil and we need to come to grips with that. >> shepard: tonight, a blunt new look at our national security. plus -- >> somebody said an ied off on me. >> shepard: the bomb took her leg but not her will to fight. >> i wasn't supposed to leave like that.

is to the manhattan area. it is the 138th street bridge, underneath it is on fire. this affects four metro north tracks along the train line, it affects a whole lot of people here, and we are hours away from rush hour, and it's already a nightmare, jon, as you put it. here's part of the problem. just about all traffic coming out of the north from manhattan has to go across this bridge at some point or intersect with many of its intersections. and you can see in full flame at the bottom. we're trying to learn what has caused this. this is a wooden train trestle underneath the metro north tracks over the harlem river affecting a lot of people right now. as we find out more about what caused this and if anybody's been hurt in all this, but it's just burning out of control on top of the harlem river right now underneath the 13 lth strait -- 138th street bridge where a whole lot of roads meet in northern manhattan/east harlem. right now these live pictures coming to you from just north, the northern end of manhattan. as we learn more, we'll bring you more information. hopefully nobody hurt in all of

the number of financial firms tha have left lower manhattan, i'm standing not too far from one of goldman sachs' offices here in jersey ty, now saying, you know, safety concerns warrant us to sort of spreading out. >> well, we have put inow place in lower manhattan security initiative and wre strengthening that program. we have 3000 cameras inower manhattan, this int the public-prive sector cameras and radiation detectors, i think in lower manhattan 1.7 square mile to canal street will be the safest business district anywhere. as you said, goldman sachs is just, well, they just built a tremendous edifice, a great complex across from thent world trade center. so, i think, you know, if they've left for'm safety concerns, i not certain where they're going, because this area in lower manhxtattan, it's extremely safe and will be the safest business district anywhere. >> you know, still don't know how they're goingo swing that with this memorial. and people getting in and out of it with the freedom tower going up. i mean, that's the construction site. but you know, they've worked out bigger det

@msnbc.com. >>> breaking news right now coming to us in manhattan, new york. you're seeing now the black smoke that is reported from a wooden trestle under the metro north tracks over harlem river. this would be the train tracks that take trains, the metro north trains coming in from the noerp pa northern part of new york and even new jersey, brings them right into grand central station. apparently there is a fire right now, and we're seeing some of that black smoke. apparently it has somewhat disrupted the traffic in and out of grand central. so looking for more information on this story. when i get it, i'll pass it along. >>> he's getting almost as much security as president obama. iran's ahmadinejad is giving a speech at the united nations this week and he reportedly is getting bullet-proof windows in his motel, metal windows for the other guests and authorities on stand-by in case they have to rescue ahmadinejad. sarah shourd is using ahmadinejad's visit as a platform to press him to release her fiance and her friend still in iranian custody for trespassing in that territory. >> i stand be

of manhattan would be very much near the flight, the landing pattern for jfk airport. it could have been easy for a hijacker to pretend that he was taking that plane to jfk and veer off at the last minute. >> i heard one eyewitness say that over washington square, which in the lower reaches of manhattan, you s a plane go over it about 1,000 feet. apparently the american airlines flight and then do what he described as a sharp right turn right toward the world trade center. he then lost sight of it. >> and one eyewitness in this a.p. report says he was getting off a path train to the world trade center and saw bodies falling out of the building. as he approached it. police told him to get out of the building immediately. he ran outside and watched people jump out of the first building. and then thereas a second explosion. >> this footage we're seeing right now shows that the damag is so severe. i mean, we had seen what seemed to be two fairly self-contained impact craters before. and now it appears something much more dramatic has happened to at least one of those towers. >> these pictures ar

the world trade center. >> you are looking at lower manhattan on a drray of tragedy and terror in the united states. you're looking at what remains of the world trade center in lower manhattan. earlier just before and after 9:00, two planes and individual attacks struck each tower of the world trade center. causing gaping holes in both towers. you're looking at a tape after the first impact. and there is the second impact of a large jet flown, we now believe, deliberately into the second tower. it was a short time after that that the towers collapsed. and then there was an attack in washington, d.c. we now have reports of a plane meashed into the pentagon. we have no reports of confirmed injuries or death opinion however, it's clear officials all across the country saying this is a deliberate terrorist attack on the united states, as tom has put it so far this morning, this is a declaration of war by terrorists ens s agae united states. >> before we talk about terrorism, another large plane crashed as well just north of somerset county airport 80 mile southeast of pittsburgh, pennsylvania.

. this is special edition of the fox report. live across the hudson river from downtown manhattan where we mark nine years since the attacks of 9/11 had. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we mark these moments with tears, with flowers andith rened promises toemember those tha never came home. >> thomas anderson hodge. >> scott lorriston. >> and my father, there is never a day that goes by that we don't miss you and love you. [ "taps" playing ] >> again a funeral note for the thousands we lost on this da [ siren ] >> there it goes. there it goes. i think you need to put it down now. >> shep: no words describe what is going on out there. >> shep: today in new york, in pennsylvania, in washington, the pain still lingers o n every face and the loss is still overwhelming,, but nine years later we are moving forward. because nine years later men who once dug through the rubble are helping to rebuild. >> i wouldn't want to be on any other job. >> shep: the moment of the attack and the healing of a nation. >> good evening from liberty state park in jersey city, new jersey across from lower manhattan for this special edition

manhattan, 9/11 families gather at zuccotti park, adjacent toground zero. throughout the morning, as has become tradition, victims of moments l be read and of silence will be marked when each plane hit and each tower fell. at the pentagon, president obama delivers remarks and participates in a wreath-laying ceremony at the memorial site. and in shanksville, pennsylvania, where united flight 93 crashed, first lady michelle obama, along with former first lady, laura bush, attend a ceremony to honor the passengers who foughback. meanwhile, plans to rebuild at ground zero are moving forward. the centerpiece, one world trade center, is expected to be completed by 2013. but with each construction step forward,here remains a connection to the past. steel beams pulled from the ground zero rubble were permanently installed this week at the entrance of the national september 11th memorial and museum, slated to be finished in 2012. >> it is going to be a memorial that we will all be proud of and a memorial that will inspire people around the world. >> reporter: and always remind them never to forge

community center near ground zero in lower manhattan in new york, well, that part of this is being denied tonight. we'll sort this all out. we have it covered beginning in florida where the announcement was made this afternoon. we want to begin with nbc's kerry sanders, who's been covering this story in gainesville, florida. kerry, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, good evening, brian. yes, nbc news has confirmed that secretary of defense robert gates late this afternoon phoned pastor jones. then a short time later, pastor jones came out here with all the world's eyes looking at this field in rural florida. they heard the pastor announce that he no longer plans to build a bonfire with more than 200 korans. pastor terry jones says he no longer plans to burn the koran. >> we have been in very much thought and prayer over this whole period. a lot of times we were asked what would it take to call this thing off. we have thought it over many times. >> reporter: the pastor now says burning the koran was directly linked to plans to build an islamic cultural center and mosque in lower manh

. ♪ > thatanmation shows what it will eventually look like in downtown manhattan where the world trade center once stood. this is a live shot. >> that is the view from library state park across the hudson river looking at manhattan. that is the taller building on the screen. that's where it will stand 1776 feet some day. >> welco to the special coverage for september 11th, nine years later. ceremonies in ground zero are due to get underway in two hours from now and peter joins us. >>reporter: nine years ago today, the air just outside of the window, rebuilt world tre center on the 10th floor yas filled with dust and ndsirens. today clear air and music will greet the friend exercise family members of those killed where the attacks too place. there will be bag pipe drums and trumpets playing taps serving as back depround . 212 people working on the memorial will read the names of those killed here. there will be remarks made by mayor michael bloomburg . vice-president joe biden and america's mayor rudy guiliani. the ceremony will be broken up by four moments of silence. two marking the time the plan

. lower manhattan not only the financial capital of the world, but as i said ihe outset grown to include much of the new jersey metropolis around it and of course where i speak from right now and that is in jersey city in new york harbor and the bustling city next to me that now has so many of the premier brokerage giants that were battered then and then coming back here now and as i said then, they're kind of hedging their bets by establishing very large offices and the tallest new jersey skyscraper, the goldman sachs building in new york city and former goveor george pataki joining me, a very packed schedule because of everything going on here. good to have you. >> thank you, neil, good morning. >> you know, governor, as we take a look at this jersey city and what'sappening here in large part because of events nine years ago, where you stand now, there are many vewh say that everyone in the financialon community at the time and beyond got a little anxious about being in lower manhattan, about maybe being in manhattan period, some o hedged their bets and others moved out. entirely. do

over the community center in lower manhattan has grown into a larg larger controversy between my be loved religion and my beloved country. i regret that some have misunderstood our intentions i am deeply distressed. despite the disappointments. this is much i'm greatful for. to you are president, mr. president, i thank you for your support, for speaking out forcefully and repeatedly on behalf of religious tolerance and values that make our country great. i am greatful for making peace a priority in your first term. for those who voice opinions. i am greatful. you affirm my belief in the decency of the american people. i realize among the critics are some who have lost loved ones. with great resolve to fight agains the radical philosophies that have been used to fight geps these acts. my goal here is two fold. first, to reach out to my brothers and sisters of different faiths to sxhan and share my love of my religion and second to reach out to my muslim brothers and sisters around the world to explain my love of america. allow me to begin by telling you my story. i came america by

for the organizers. >> still to come, why has an infestation of bedbugs cause mayhem in manhattan? could belgium ceased to exist as a country? some of them have been asking that after inconclusive elections last june and they have been without a government for over 100 days. there are politicians who think it might be better to split belgium into two. >> the schools are open but belgium has been without a government for 100 days. the main political parties are split between the flemish speaking majority in the french speaking minority. the status of brussels in the flemish speaking part of the country is a point of contention. at some point they will have to make a deal, but it is likely to take some time yet. >> i am optimistic, that is immoral to the in belgium. >> politicians continue to argue that there is a caretaker administration in place in it seems to be to reach a good job. >> on the administrative level there are still caretaker's that have been there for a last few years. they have strong negotiating knowledge. the risk will be bigger during the presidency. there will be a change of

a tribal council. i went to manhattan in the fall of 2005 and the big boss of the whole group, nancy shepherd and carlin coburn in publicity. we met in a little room and i stated my case and they said, this is your first book so you need to listen to a few things here. first of all only 12 percent of nonfiction books make a profit and 2/3 are pre chosen by the publisher. we'd like to put our marketing arm behind us but your having to fight tear riz m to this. since i grew up in africa and worked pakistan for many years you never settle a deal without driving a hard bargain so i said if the hard cover doesn't do well, i'd like the subtitle changed later on for the paper back. julia and our other board relently pounded away month after month. i was in pakistan of december of 2006 and there was a new editor on the book and they said they decided to change the title to one man's mission to promote peace. the hard cover didn't do that well. sold 20,000 copies. while the paper back came out on january 30th of this year and since out it's been on the new york times best seller selling ove

americans. the fox report's chief correspondent jonathan hunt is with me overlooking lower manhattan. a disturbing report on many different levels. >> it is because it paints a picture of a rising tide of domestic radicals in the united states. it says we should expect suicide attacks on american soil. it points out that the shooter in the fort hood massacre probably expected to die himself during that attack and it says incidents like the fort hood shootings and the attempted bombing in times square here in new york earlier this year should not be seen as random events but as part of a coordinated pattern drawn up by our terrorist enemies. listen now to one of the authors of that report. >> attacks and plots of the past year or so are not and should not we regarded as one offs as we are often told. rather, we see them as part of a broader strategy embraced by our adversaries by al-qaeda and its affiliates and associates to flood us in essence with multiple threats from a diverse array of adversaries. >> bottom line, shep, it is a growing threat and one we need to act to deal with qu

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who looths their lives in the attacks were read aloud at today's service in lower manhattan. >> my brother fdny battalion chief joseph palmer, we will never forget your bravery and ousacrifice. we love you and miss you always. >> nbc's michelle franzen is live at ground zero in new york. michelle, with a good afternoon to you, it is an extremely emotional day for so many people. i'd love to hear more about that ceremony at ground zero. >> reporter: it is. certainly we've watched throughout the years, alex, as family members and first responders, survivors, have come to this place, ground zero, to pay their respects, to remember exactly what happened during that time and also to honor the lives that were lost during that time and the emotions are still very raw and the p ain very evident even nine years later. >> my father, firefighter robera james crawford, safety battalion one,e miss y. we love you. and life has not been the same. >> missed dearly every day by your son, your wife, your mother, your brothers, your sisters, everybody. we miss you dearly. >> my son, my hero in heaven

're looking at the world trade center in lower manhattan where just a few minutes ago we're told that a plane, some reports are that it was a small commuter plane, crashed into the upper floors of one of the twin towers. you can see fire and flames or smoke billowing from that tower. there is a gaping hole on the north side of the 'sbuilding. that's the side you're seeing to the left-hand side of your screen right now. and other damage to the west side of that building, which is to the right side of your screen. this, of course, happened just before the morning commute, before people were heading into their offices and while i'm sure some people were already at work, immediately there's speculation or cause for concern. this is the world trade center that was the center of a terrorist bombing some years o. ago. so the questions have to be asked was this purely an accident or could this have been an intentional act. either way, extensive damage has been done to this building. >> it also looks like there is smoke coming out of the east side of the building on that shot we saw. looks like white

in lower manhattan and the people opposing it. we'll talk to him. >>> and a view of the deadly gasline explosion in northern california. literally has it happens. these images we got today are just stunning. the question, could the utility company have prevented it? we'll find out. this site has a should i try priceline instead? >> no it's a sale. nothing beats a sale! wrong move! you. you can save up to half off that sale when you name your own price on priceline. but this one's a deal...trust me. it's only pretending to be a deal. here, bid $79. got it. wow! you win this time good twin! there's no disguising the real deal. >>> well, americans vote again tomorrow in the final primaries going into november. on the ballot a new york congressman in deep ethical trouble. also, one of the most popular figures in delaware politics trailing sarah palin. john king is in d.c. with a preview of the top three things to watch out for tomorrow. john, what are they? >> anderson, let's start with the two republican senate primaries that both national parties here in washington with watching closely

and mosque in lower manhattan and a florida's pastor threat to burn a holy koran. an exclusive interview with former mayor of new york city and 2008 presidential candidate, rudy giuliani. finally, our political roundtable weighs in on the legacy of the 9/11 attacks, religious tensions in america and the economy, plus, the outlook for the midterm race. withs the bestselling author of "no god but god: the origins, evolution and the future of islam," reza aslan. former white house press secretary to president clinton, dee dee myers, republican strategist mike murphy and ron brownstein of "the national journal." >>> good morning. after a weekend of start and stop announcement, news from iran this morning that jailed american sarah shourd will be released on $500,000 bail along with the two fraen-ds friends, shane bauer and josh fattal. she's been accused of spying and detained in an iran prison last summer. joining me from des moines, p iowa, the president's top political adviser, david axelrod. welcome back to "meet the press," mr. axle rod. >> thanks, david. good to be here. >> what about

in manhattan would be a monument to religious liberty that we treasure in the country, to the plush pluralism that we have. far from being a detriment, i think it would be a monument to the goodness of america in part to counter the notion abroad we are all like reverend jones. 99.99% of the american people think he's crazy, and we need to get that message out. what better way to do it than to embrace the mosque in lower manhattan. >> how do we deal with people of faith and people not of faith in this country? it seems to me there's two or three reactions, reverend stone. if you have a deep faith in your christianity, you may elevate yourself that, so confident in your faith and the righteousness of your beliefs you can account for other people having if not e true faith, a faith. and you respect a faith. you don't say it's the right one. but you say that person is being led in that direction by some conscientious decision or upbringing and i'll respect it even though i don't have faith inhat faith. no, if you give any kind of countenance to other religions, you're denying your own. how do yo

this morning. in lower manhattan with a moment of silence. 8:46 a.m. that's the time t the first plane hit the first tow they' -- tower that tuesday morning. >> at this time, please join us and allmo new yorkers in a moment of silence. [ moment of silence ] [ bells toll ] [ silence ] >>> lorraine g. bay. [ bells toll ]>> todd m. beamer. ] [ bells toll ] >>> it is always the faces somehow that are the most telling of the images and the emotions we see on this day. we'll be sharing a lot of what we have seen already as we move throughout the afternoon here. first stop today is ground zero in lower manhattan. that is where eric shawn is positioned today. and a eric,ood afternoon to you. >> good afternoon, bill, martha. it haseen a day of tears and tributes here at ground zero. intensely personal, emotional day. as the family members of those who perished nine years ago this morning, gathered once again in honor and remembrance and there were those four poignant moments of silence. [ bells toll ] >> those moments of silence mark the times the two planes hit both tower and the glming buildings

actually severe% thunderstorms will blow through manhattan in the next 45 minutes and aa hour behiid that there is a littll brrak in the precipitation but we still have anothhr ssowers and a little further norrh and upstate new ork but looks like there will eesome heavy rain up there that they have to deal with before the gamm starts behind that i think things start to quiet down. most part looks like tonight we see temperatures right around 66 degrees and lacks like we see western wind at 10 to 15. closer look at the rest of the week foreeass coming up in a little bit. >> all right ttanks so much. he imam 2 block from ground zero with mounting chris sichl. he says e's a veey proud american and muslim and despite the deep divide he believes mosque near the site of the twin towees onceestood >> this center will be a place for all faith to come ogether as stake hold innermutual respect. the it will bring honor to the city of new york to ameriian muslims across the country and to americans all over the world. >>reporter: a university poll shows voters overwhelminnly believe the

won 32nd streets carries all four tracks in and out of manhattan. this has halted service out of grand central station. a lot of delays because of that. >>> meanwhile, coming uup, police and businesses are trying to, with the plan after a rash of robberies. society onlyke an socie consider that to be beautiful. >> the daughter of powerful couple, we have for interview coming up. >>> and the official start of autumn. it l hi! welcome to progressive.com. come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> more on the breaking news in new york city. this is a live image from east harlem, where a big fire is burning on a bridge. the metro north train in new york city is what it carries. the fire has closed grand central station. >>> if rs are on a shooting range is sending thousands of people running from their houses in utah. if the flames and burned hundreds of acres in 24 hours and destroyed two houses. more than a dozen people evacuated. drybrush caught fire during the national guard training on sunday. the

hotel in manhattan. those were happy times and years later became a happy tomic with me, convinced early on that my father inhabited a magic world. a few years ago, while listening to a recording of cuban blues by chico, i remembered in new york in those stories of the 40's that chico and my father met at club cuba in manhattan and again in havana in the mid-50's. the sessions of chico's house in our neighborhood became so famous that even my father, not particularly fond of cuban jazz, couldn't resist dropping in once in a while at the much-talked about terrace. i listened to the rumba of chico's suite, then i would imagine chico back in new york doing arrangements for count bassie and ringo starr and i see myself turning into a big fan during my teenage years in havana. so that gives you a little idea about all these connections. i was born in havana in the mid-50's and my memory have many sounds. my history of my family has given me a variety of experiences and languages. my memory is like an orgy of music. i learned at an early age to get up on my feet and dance. looking at a photogr

center in lower manhattan spoke out today. other voices were heard, as well, in the ongoing debate over islam in america. jim axelrod has more. >> reporter: one day after the protests at the proposed colombiaic culture center near ground zero, it was much quieter, in part due to police barricades that now cordon off the block. the man in the middle of the controversy was speaking about it. >> i'm man of peace dedicated to peace. >> reporter: in an interview with abc news, the imam said a decision on changing the location is complicated. >> my major concern with moving it is the headline in the islamic world will be "islam is under attack in america." this will strengthen radicals in the muslim world. >> reporter: some seven out of ten new yorkers say the center should be moved, far different from when the public learned of plans last summer. the imam was quoted as saying, "we want to push back against the extremeists." a spokesman for the 9/11 memorial called it positive, and the mother of man killed on 9/11 described the plans as a noble effort. >> well, we certainly had reached out. n

plans to build this community center, several blocks away from ground zero in lower manhattan. this morning he suggested that he was exploring all options to try to resolve the controversy. he also insisted that he had the right to keep going with his plans. >> in recent days, people have asked, is there really any for an islamic community center in lower manhattan? is it worth all this firestorm? the answer, ladies and gentlemen, is a categorical yes. >> the imam's words, two days after american mark the anniversary of the 911 attacks. it was the most divided anniversary in some years. the obama administration may be hoping that the argument about the proposed community center near ground zero goes away. in the end, a final decision may be made by the imam himself. bbc news, washington. >> stay with us if you run the program, we will be in the world's most populous muslim nation. we will hear in your from muslims and a group of christians holding mass nearby. the catholic church in belgium has promised to help mass of sexual abuse scandals by listening to them, by cooperating

a cualquier amenaza terrorista. el servicios de trenes a manhattan quedÓ restablecido tras un incendio declarado en la base de un puente ferroviario que una el bronx y manhattan. las autoridades investigan las causas. >> cuando regresemos, el gobierno de mÉxico reacciona a la. >> un diario de ciudad juÁrez le preguntÓ a los narcotraficantes porquÉ han asesinado a dos de sus reporteros. el gobierno mexicano dijo que ningÚn sector de la sociedad deberÍa negociar con criminales. >> mientras familiares, amigos y colegas dieron el Último adiÓs al reportero asesinado, el diario de ciudad juÁrez lanzÓ a los cÁrteles la pregunta quÉ quieren de nosotros. el medio asegurÓ que, antes de su trinchera, esta es la Única forma para levantar su voz. ademÁs de expresar el sentir de la comunidad. >> queremos que refleje lo que pensamos, la impotencia que tenemos, el coraje que tenemos por todo lo que sucede y porque vemos que no se hace nada por parte de las autoridades. >> un joven fotÓgrafo fue gravemente herido en ese mismo ataque, y volviÓ a ser amenazado. segÚn la sociedad de pr

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trade center here at the lower tip of manhattan. >> it is believed 737 has crashed into this speculation at this point, three floors taken out crashed into the side of the building. joining us one of the producers with fox report. owen what do you know? >> i'm on the roof of my building five blocks south of world trade center. there's a massive gaping hole on the second tower it is about 15 stories from the roof. it is unbelievable to look at. there's a massive hole. [ phone ringing ] >> where is the fire? >> i'm on the 106th floor of the world trade center. >> the plane went in on one side and came out the other this is horrible. >> right now let's hand it over to john scott. you can see the smoke tower is growing. there is quite a bit of flame inside the building. i was just walking into the studio that day i wear this wireless ifb we call it. i heard this very urgent voice say john scott, studio b, now! it was a minute or two later we the pictures up from the fox 5 helicopter. what could you say? the two towers are home at lost during the day to upwards of 50,000 workers. >> it looked

have a tragic alert. an incredible plane crash intott the lower tip of manhattan. >> it is believed 737 has crashed intop this speculation at this point, three floors taken out crashed into the side of the building. joining us one of the producers withfox report. owen what? do you know? >> i'm on the roof of my building five blocks south of world trade center. there's a massive gaping hole on the second tower it is about 15 stories from the roof. it is unbelievable to look at. there's a massive hole. [ phone ringing ] >> where is the fire? >> i'm on the 106th floor of the world trade center. >>he plane went in on one side and came out the other this is horrible. right now let's hand it over to john scott. you can see the smoke tower is growing. there is quite a bit of flame insde the building. i was just walking into the studio that day i wear this wireless ifb we call it. i heard this very urgent voice say john scott, studio b, now! it was a minute or two later we the pictures up from the fox 5 helicopter. what could you say? the two towers are home at lost during the day to uprds of 5

. lower manhattan to rural california, drawing protests with an extremist florida preacher threatening to burn korans and a rising percentage of americans believing mr. obama is a muslim, today the president spoke out. >> one of the things that i most admired about president bush was after 9/11, him being crystal clear about the fact that we were not at war with islam. we were at war with terrorists and murderers who had perverted islam, had stolen its banner to carry out an outrageous act. that's what we've done over the last nine years. we should take great pride in that. and i think it is absolutely important now for the overwhelming majority of the american people to hang on to that thing that is best in us, belief in religious tolerance, clarity about who our enemies are. our enemies are al qaeda and their allies, who are trying to kill us, but have killed more muslims than just about anybody on earth. you know, we have to make sure that we don't start turning on each other and i will do everything that i can as long as i am president of the united states to remind the american pe

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manhattan for 27 years. he plans to build a community center called cordoba house a few blocks from ground zero. these plans have generated a national debate over tolerance, sensitivity, religion and sparked emotional protest against the project. the imam joins us from new york. he's with cnn's soledad o'brien. he agreed to sit down for an interview, in part, because soledad is working on a documentary about what it's like to be muslim in america. here's soledad o'brien with the imam. >> all right, larry. thank you very much. imam, thank you very much for talking with us. >> thank you, soledad. >> you're just back from the middle east. you've been gone for about two months. and you've been pretty quiet about the controversy that has been raging about the proposed structure right near ground zero. the debate, while you've been gone, has gotten louder, and it's gotten angrier. why are you talking now? >> well, i didn't think it was appropriate for me to speak about this while i was overseas on the trip. i felt i wanted to come home and speak to this issue from my home country, from my homela

pausa le contamos porque bloockbuster ocurriÓ a una empresa de quiebra en manhattan. tambiÉn, donarÁ millones de dÓlares al modelo escolar de newark. [ locutora ] con yoplait, toma parte en la lucha contra el cáncer de seno. envía las tapas rosadas, y yoplait donará 10 centavos por cada tapita. yoplait hará una donación máxima de 1.6 millones de dólares. únete a la lucha. >> la cadena de alquiler bloockbuster pidiÓ protección por la quiebra, dio ese paso despuÉs de aÑos de lidiar con la competencia de servicios por internet y por correo tradicional, entre acerca de 25.000 personas se declarÓ que sus casi 3000 tiendas en el paÍs se mantendrÁn abiertas. el fundador de la pÁgina facebook, dijo que donarÁ $ 100 millones al sistema educativo de newark. el alcalde de la ciudad, y el gobernador republicano, se mostraron agradecidos. en utah dice que encontraron la forma para que los alumnos no llegan tarde a clase, tienen que pagar una multa de cinco dÓlares o quedarse media hora despuÉs de que termine las clases. esto hizo que todos los alumnos lleguen a tiempo a clase.

manhattan. a debate about islam expanded to include david petraeus, hillary clinton, robert gates and today at some length, the president. >> at a time when the country is anxious generally and going through a tough time, then fears can surface, suspicions, divisions can surface in a society. i've got muslims who are fighting in afghanistan. in the uniform of the united states armed services. they are americans. and we honor their service and part of honoring their service is making sure that they understand that we don't differentiate between them and us. it's just us. gwen: it feels like we've been having this argument now for several weeks but only this week the president and his folks decide really to engage. why? >> well, time was running out. the pastor from gainesville had made it clear he was going to start burning books at 6:00 on saturday night on the night, anniversary of the 9/11 attack. demonstrations had already begun in afghanistan on thursday and u.s. officials were quite concerned about force protection there and other places in the far southwest asia. and then the pastor l

. these are live pictures from gr zero in lower manhattan. earlier friends and family who lost loved ones in the attas gathered at ground zero, new york city, honoring those who died on that tragic day remembering ceremonies in new york including the reading of the names of all of those who lost their lives at the world trade center location. vice president biden attended the service in lower manhattan. >> we come not to mourn but to remember and rebuild. >> nbc's michelle franzen is live at ground zero in new york. good morning or now good afternoon, michelle. i understand we spoke this morning before the ceremony and you talked about the scene d it change much in the last three hours since we spoke? >> reporter: certainly the ceremony is still going on, the reading of the mes and a lot of people filtering in and around ground zero here, some family mbers, some tourists, some firefighters and first responders. certainly the e vents of 9/11 have forever changed the nation and policy and spark controversy but this morning the raw emotions and pain are still evident from nine years ago on t

giuliani joins me now from 30 rockefeller plaza in the heart of manhattan. mr. mayor, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning. how are you, david? >> i'm well. thank you. i want to talk about a tumultuous week leading up to the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. as you look at the controversy surrounding what happened, this debate over the mosque and community center in lower manhattan, the threat to burn the koran by a florida pastor, and this anti-muslim sentiment in the country on the ninth anniversary, what's happening? what's behind that? >> i can't tell you exactly what's behind it. something like this probably could have happened at any time. these controversies happening right now i don't think are necessarily connected to each other. few have told me four years ago someone wants to put a mosque up near ground zero, i would have told you that 80% of the family members would be very offended by that and very hurt by that for a whole host of reasons having nothing to do with islam phobia but having to do with how they feel this is sacred ground and that a muslim center t

marriott in lower manhattan, two blocks from ground zero. they are a precurser to what he hopes will turn into a 9/11 christian center at ground zero. his website claiming that it will be a christian response to the ground zero mosque. here is keller making a hard sell to donors in an online video. >> i know that as time goes on the muslims will try to silence me. they will try even to kill me. but the gospel -- >> reach for comment. claiming that the fundraising efforts were going well although there's no plans for that near ground zero. thanks for your time tonight. obviously religion of freedom means just that. >> i thought maybe it was the fact that people hadn't heard about it. i spent a chunk of today and yesterday reaching out to prominent critics of the so-called ground zero mosque who are running basically on this issue. i reached out to the anti-defamation league to newt gingrich and a lot of other people. basically none of them got back to me. newt gingrich's people got back to me and said that he was not going to comment. >> the lack of universal commitment to freedom of relig

so much in lower manhattan. one thing that apparently will not happen toy after a number of conflicting statements, pastor terry jones says he will not be burning a koran at his church. he >> our goal is to make certain that the demonrations are peaceful and people can voice their opinions in a peaceful manner. we want to keep opposing groups apart. >> clearly, that was not pastor. we'll try and bring that to you when it becomes available. >>> it's bn exactly nine years since the 9/11 attacks and ceremonies are being held across the country to mark the anniversary. in new york this morning at ground zero, 9/11 family members teamed up with the buildin, a new memorial there. together, they read aloud theop names of the people killed on that tragic day. >> to my father -- >> i am proud to represent the port authority of new york and new jeey, helping to build the 9/11 memorial. >> a t tough morning f so many people. moments of silence were observed at the times when the planes hit the towers and when the towers fell. next year, a new ground zero memori is scheduled to be op

, working on constructing a mosque in the cultural center in lower manhattan near the world trade center, near ground zero. the challenge was call a number and tell us do we have a meeting and are you going to move that construction of a mosque and islamic cultural center there. now, the imam in new york has already said prior to this challenge of the next two hours call us, he's not moving it. there's no plans to move it. he doesn't even have plans to meet with pastor jones. so it would appear the pastor here might be trying to extort some sort of move this new york or put some pressure on. all i can say, when this first began, andrea, there was never a discussion about that mosque. that mosque being located near ground zero came into the picture late yesterday. prior to that, pastor jones said all along he was going to burn the muslim holy book, the koran, to send a message to extremists within the islamic faith. now it's turned into a tit for tat with new york and it appears thus far the imam in new york isn't responding and doesn't feel a need to respond. andrea. >> indeed. kerry san

, debris raining down from 110 floors. as you can see in is a clear blue sky day in manhattan. if this was an accident it would be a needle in a haystack kind of accident.w >> i was in new york in my office like everyone else and most other people i thought my god how could thiserappen? never suspected the magnitude of what as facing us. >> i wasin my office with my speechwriter and secretary called to say that a plane had hit the trade center. rd on the televisionhe and sat tre wondering how can an airplane hit the world trade center it is a clear y, no wehe problems, how do you account forg9aeñvz >> normal tuesday morning i was standing at my desk getting ready for my staff meeting with my senior people. my executive assistant walked in and said a plane hit the world trade center. immediately my mind went to a twin engine of some kind. i said that's a terrible accident. >> i got a page telling met beingtrade center was hit by a plane. karl rove got to the president and told the president a plane has hit the world trade center. the president went into a holding room. >> i ca

at ground zero in lower manhattan today. it's been nine years since the devastating terror attacks there. at the pentagon and in pennsylvania. this is the most tumultuous anniversary yet. we talk to some of the 9/11 families about how they are coping with all of the controversy and how they are moving on. we'll have their stories coming up. good morning, america. i'm bianna golodryga. >> i'm dan harris. this is, of course, saturday, september 11th. >>> also coming up this morning, we're going to lighten things up with a peek into your world. a segment that we call "your week in three words." that will be coming up later. >>> we begin with the massive natural gas explosion that killed at least four people and turned a san francisco neighborhood into what one resident calls something out of dante. federal officials have now taken over the investigation. this explosion was extraordinary. but it turns out, that incidents involving natural gas pipelines are not. david kerley is in washington with more. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. under this street, just about every

in a manhattan movie theater, manhattan movie theater, and that is not exactly conservative area, get huge cheers. frank, that is weird. what do you think? >>guest: you have manhattan which is not conservative area in america, and just when you get that kind of reaction, something is up. beverly hills, california, actually hosted a tea party event. it's all over the country. states you never thought were in play are in play. washington state. wisconsin. nevada. california. not states you put in the republican camp. i got one for you today, brands new, i'm in illinois, in chicago, and not only are republicans leading in the senate race but they are leading by double digits in the governor's race. i am told in the statehouse this is where president obama is from, the anger in illinois is so great that republicans have a fighting shot of taking control of the legislature in illinois. the governorship, the senate, the legislature. and it's all breaking away for the democrats right now. the change is so deep. and so strong that it does not surprise me. >>neil: but the rage, the democrats are trying to

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islamic center in lower manhattan will be standing their ground -- behind the play and ned mic center -- the plan islamic center. >>> this week, a vote is scheduled for a bill that will provide free health care to first responders and ground zero. some emergency workers held a rally. many workers believe that dust from the crumbling buildings made them sick. the measure would pay of the to $7.40 billion in health-care costs and compensation over tenures -- the measure would pay up to $7.40 billion in health- care costs and compensation over 10 nyears. >>> a longtime senator was defeated in one election, but arlen specter is now backing the other. >>> and gordon gekko is backed at the box office -- is back. shia takes over for charlie no sheen. the movie was resurrected after the financial collapse of 2008. >>> and the d.c. schools chancellor is the hero of a new documentary opening. "waiting for superman." note the red carpet premiere was already held. it is from the same director that did al gore's "an inconvenient truth." >>> the nationals are home this week, and the atlanta braves

. doing it here in manhattan, just a little north of round zero, for him to make a statement like that was inexcusable. >> the former rham hostage met with the iranian president this afternoon. her two companions remain imprisoned in iran. >> developing news in the fight of gays in the military, it is said that the constitutional rights were violated when she was described as gay. she must be given her job back. the don't ask don't tell policy could be ruled as early as today whether to file an injunction after being ruled unconstitutional. in the countdown to the november elections, a new poll shows that voters are splitting their anger among both parties. 68% do not like the job that the republicans are doing. >> loved ones are speaking out after a deadly fire takes the life of a mother and two children. her three other children left the hospital for the homes of their aunts and uncles. we are live with the very latest. >> you have been down here to this community and you know how they come together. there is just a mound of stuffed animals and flowers, all and testament of how

's life if i screamed again. >> it is believed he first attacked a woman in 1973 in manhattan. local authorities say he raped nine women in montgomery county. he was found guilty of rape in the first degree for one of those vicious attacks. >> he broke into a home where a woman was in the house along with a fiber old child. we hope this conviction will mean that he will never walk the streets again as a free man. >> many local women would call those alarming years when the rape occurred. >> i remember at the time i wished he was caught and punished. >> abc 7 news. >>> turning now to battleground maryland. the seven courses for those running for governor. president obama recorded a radio advertisement for o'malley. bob ehrlich has accepted an endorsement from mr. romney. >> a new poll by the washington post says martin o'malley has a big lead over bob ehrlich. an 11 point advantage. the poll shows ehrlich is failing to draw enough democrats. the poll has a margin of error of 3.5%. for more on that and other major races heading into the midterm elections, we will have an election speci

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